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Recently OpenAI released GPT-5.2 which has superior benchmark results. However, some online chatters reveal that OpenAI might have used more tokens and compute for the benchmark test, and might be considered “cheating” the tests. If everything is equal, is GPT-5.2 actually on par with Gemini 3 Pro? Here we try to find out.

Recent news indicates David Ellison's Paramount Skydance has launched a hostile bid for the entire Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) company, challenging Netflix's prior offer.

In late 2025, an invisible force originating 93 million miles away brought air travel to a sudden, chaotic halt. A rare spike in solar radiation exposed a hidden, critical flaw in the world’s most popular airliner, the Airbus A320 Family. What followed was a massive global grounding order, impacting over 6,000 jets and forcing the largest recall in the company’s 55-year history.

This event wasn't caused by metal fatigue or pilot error, but by physics at its most microscopic: a solar particle hitting a single computer chip and flipping one crucial bit of data—a phenomenon known in engineering circles as a "bit flip." This incident serves as a stark reminder that in the age of fly-by-wire aviation, a tiny change in space weather can translate instantly into a life-or-death crisis in the cockpit.

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Google announced Gemini File Search, and pundits claim it’s the death toll for homebrew RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation). The reason is that now the app developer no longer needs to worry about chunking, embedding, file storage, vector database, metadata, retrieval optimization, context management, and more. And the entire document Q&A stack (used to be a middleware plus application layer logic) is now absorbed by the Gemini model and its peripheral cloud offerings.

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For two decades, our interaction with the digital world has been confined to a mere 5-inch screen and a single fingertip. But what if we could break free from these limitations and unlock the full spectrum of our innate human senses in our everyday computing?

In 2016, the ISS was still running on Intel 80386SX 20 MHz processors, which were already a quarter of a century old. GLONASS ground stations are equipped with the first version of Elbrus. In “small space”, the priorities are different: low cost, rapid iteration, and the use of CubeSats on Raspberry Pi and Linux containers. Let's take a look at why time-tested technologies are valued in space.

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We've all been amazed by the incredible abilities of Large Language Models (LLMs) like Claude 4, GPT-4, Gemini 2.5, and the latest Grok 4. They can tackle PhD-level mathematics, pass professional exams, and even write complex code. It seems like AI is on a fast track to super-intelligence or AGI, right?

But here's the paradox: Despite their dazzling computational prowess, these same LLMs often demonstrate surprising naivety and a profound lack of common sense in everyday, real-world situations. This isn't just a minor glitch; it's a significant "gullible LLM" syndrome that creates a fundamental disconnect between pure computational intelligence and practical wisdom.

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A few days ago, yet another AI Agent struck. It is magnificently named “Intelligent Internet” or II-agent, claiming to the smartest in the world yet fully open source! So what is it? How did it score so high in the autonomous AI agent smartness tests? How does it stack up to other AI agents such as OpenAI Deep Research, Manus, and GenSpark?

Today Google released its open source agent to agent protocol, imaginatively named A2A or Agent to Agent. Since we already see a lot of momentum behind Anthropic’s MCP (Model Context Protocol), Google claimed that A2A is complementary to MCP. They even used a heart emoji to drive home the point.

I’m not so sure, so I decided to take a deeper look and check what will be A2A’s position in the agentic universe. So we will cover how A2A works in real life, and a comparison with MCP.

An AI Agent with a Web 3 wallet is a pig that can fly